Hi I'm looking for cad software ware to help me make some design changes on my buggy plans... is there any that y'all recommend
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08-02-2017 02:22 PM
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08-02-2017 02:52 PM
Go look under the Drawing Room section of the site. There are quite a few discussions on CAD there.
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08-02-2017 07:02 PM
Ok thank you I was thinking of using the bend tech se bundle from what I can tell this would allow me to design everything and it would actually give me tubing length bend location and direction... what I don't know is if it will allow me to import files to make sure my engine and Tran will fit and if it will allow me to check my camber
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08-02-2017 07:42 PM
If your looking for free, Fusion360 is probably the most popular from what I can tell from following people on multiple boards that use it. And it has a HUGE following, so getting issues solved is no problem.
I've drawn a few parts with it.
I don't think BT will do what you want. At least, the older SE I have wont.
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08-02-2017 08:58 PM
Thanks so much for the help I'm new to this... I've done fabrication work before but only fixing something that was already there never building something from nothing. The software doesn't have to be free but it fusion 360 will do what I want and it free then that more money for more tools and more parts I can always find places to spend saved money lol. My original plan was to just buy plans and start building but after being on this forum for a few weeks and going thru the build y'all are doing I decided I need to step up my game there is some serious talent on this board
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08-02-2017 09:01 PM
Oh will fusion 360 give me the tube length bend location and direction like bt or will I need to still get bt for that if so it's not a problem
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09-19-2019 12:27 PM
In fusion you could get the un coped tube length and maybe start of a bend...
But its no where near as simple as how bendtech breaks it down for manufacturing.
And only if you get bendtech SE do you get the option to import.
BT is a great tubing software, loads of shops use it.JGSFAB- CNC'n everything I can. What to see more?
www.facebook.com/jgsfab or jgsfab on instagram.
And don't forget jgsturbocom on youtube
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09-19-2019 07:19 PM
I thought I replied to this already. For those of you that don't have AutoCAD, anyone with a college email can get AutoCAD for free. Hell, it's worth the money to sign up for a class at your local co9munity college just for the email address then drop the class before any fees are due.
Your welcome in advance.HARD WORK PAY$
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